(CNN) – President Donald Trump’s foreign policy priorities remain uncertain nearly 100 days into his administration. Early indications, however, point to human trafficking as one area of focus. During a February meeting on domestic and international human trafficking, Trump said he would bring the “full force and weight” of the US government to solve “the human trafficking epidemic.” And on March 15, Nikki Haley, US ambassador to the United Nations, noted that “standing up to modern slavery and forced labor is a core element of foreign policy.”

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